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javery
16y ago
Not at all - like I said before it was just a hobby and never meant to be a serious thing.
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This is awesome - I built a site called 22books a couple years ago as a way to learn Ruby... it took me a little longer than 4 weeks but I think I launched with more functionality. I haven't done much with the site but it actually ended up
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javery
16y ago
Good idea - just sent Jason a note.
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16y ago
At least one more. ;)
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16y ago
I think unbounce is a very cool product - I just don't think everyone who needs landing pages or is selling a product wants to pay a monthly fee to manage them. This plugin makes it easy to get landing page setup and running for a one-time
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16y ago
Good idea - it should be too hard to have a demo account setup on a test blog.
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16y ago
Thanks - we have some big plans to make it even better in the next release. Wordpress and the GPL: There is a thriving commercial WordPress plugin market out there so I didn't spend too much time thinking about this and we just dove in. If
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16y ago
http://maxfoundry.com/plugins/landing-page - clickable
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Ask HN: Review my Plugin - Landing Pages for WordPress
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Fair enough - although I still think that your articles belong here. Look at the home page now and tell me it couldn't use some more article with practical advice for people currently running startups.
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16y ago
I have abandoned feed readers (like many others it seems) so HN is how I rely on finding what to read - if it's not here then I won't see it.
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16y ago
The follow up "What Do You Care What Other People Think?" is also a great read and incredibly heartbreaking.
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16y ago
I bet he would like Ender's Game - the other book that every other nerd in the universe likes. :)
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16y ago
Which I never understood anyway - I agree with many libertarian principles but both Republicans and Democrats are going to grow the government so I vote Democrat since I at least agree with their principles.
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16y ago
I haven't looked at GAE that much, but my main complaints are the language restrictions and the lock-in around developing for their platform. You can take an app written for Heroku and switch it your own hosting pretty easily - I don't thin
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16y ago
I hate seeing EC2 compared to Azure or GAE - it really doesn't make sense. Do you want to manage your own instances or do you want to just push up an application? Make that decision and then decide between EC2/Rackspace or GAE/Azure Also, H
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16y ago
always more options!
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Introducing the New Authorize.NET SDK
(blog.wekeroad.com)
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16y ago
The stock took a hit today for one reason only - sell the news.
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Downtime this morning - Mixpanel
(blog.mixpanel.com)
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16y ago
One thing I love about GitHub is that you embrace NIH in a good way - lots of cool technology has come out of GitHub because you were unhappy with the current solutions out there. What else have you cooked up internally that you might relea
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16y ago
None of those. Personal recommendations will always deliver above any automated solutions. Start with anyone you know who knows Obj-C, if you are posting this you probably don't know anyone that fits though. So the next step is to talk to a
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16y ago
Wait, so are you a non-technical co-founder who had an idea, hasn't written any code, and now is annoyed that the developers who are working for equity aren't moving fast enough? Before you jump to another set of developers, maybe you shoul
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16y ago
Since I started a company with him I think it's fair to assume I like his work. ;)
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16y ago
I might be able to help you out - I co-founded TekPub and myself or one our other authors could handle whatever you are looking for. Drop me a line.
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Introducing NuPack Package Management for .NET
(hanselman.com)
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This is why programmers make horrible customer support people, it doesn't matter if you have nothing to apologize for. You say your sorry because no matter what the circumstances the person is unhappy with your service and your company - sa
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16y ago
He said he was sorry that you feel we did x. So he is apologizing for for the fact that Anthony feels a certain way, not the same as saying "I am sorry.".
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If it's an S-Corp then you are protected personally - you don't necessarily need to file bankruptcy but I also wouldn't pour anymore of your money into it if it is jeopardizing your personal finances. Talk to the vendors, explain the situat
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Ok, if you formed an LLC and didn't sign personal guarantees with rackspace or your lawyer then I don't see how you are personally on the hook for this.
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